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Fig. 1. —Contrast-enhanced axial multidetector CT (MDCT) image in 36-year-old man without gastric disease shows mild to moderate uniform concentric wall thickening involving well-distended gastric antrum (arrowheads). Pylorus and duodenal bulb are well depicted on this image. This appearance of gastric antrum was most common on MDCT.